BundleEdition 1 · 2026

Module II Bundle: Strength of Materials + Mechanics of MachinesBundle · 2 Revision Guides

Both halves of Module II paper 2502/202 in one order: the Strength of Materials revision guide and the Mechanics of Machines revision guide.

Diploma in Mechanical EngineeringUnit: Strength of Materials & Mechanics of Machines

Look inside

Real pages from both guides: 4 of their 74 pages. Check the explanations and the working before you decide.

Cover of Strength of Materials, Complete Revision Guide, Edition 1
Page 1 of 4 · SOM cover

Spend less time searching. More time revising.

Your lecturer's notes matter, and a good video can help when a topic doesn't click. But finding the right explanation, working out what matters and putting it all in order takes time.

These two guides put both halves of paper 2502/202 together, topic by topic, so more of your revision time goes into understanding the method and practising questions.

What's inside

  • Strength of Materials Revision Guide (36 pages)
  • Mechanics of Machines Revision Guide (38 pages)
  • All eight Strength of Materials and all nine Mechanics of Machines outline topics
  • Which topics came up in 12 past Module II papers, for each subject
  • Worked examples, common mistakes, and practice questions with worked answers
  • A formula recap at the end of each guide

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Topics covered

  • Stress and strain
  • Shear force and bending moment
  • Bending stress
  • Deflection of beams
  • Thin cylinders
  • Torsion of shafts
  • Strain energy
  • Springs
  • Kinematics
  • Impulse and momentum
  • Mass moment of inertia
  • Area moment of inertia
  • Belt drives
  • Friction clutches
  • Gear trains
  • Vehicles and hoists
  • Rotation and balancing
  • Plane motion
Contents of Edition 1, 2026. Topics follow the Module II outline, which is a typed summary rather than an official KNEC syllabus, so check your own syllabus too.

Who it's for

For TVET diploma students sitting Module II paper 2502/202, which covers both Strength of Materials and Mechanics of Machines. You get both guides as two PDFs. Each topic gives the idea in plain words, the formula with every symbol defined, worked examples that explain why each step is taken, common mistakes, and practice questions with worked answers.

What this won't do

This pack is designed to make revision clearer and more structured. It cannot guarantee an examination result, and it does not predict exam questions.

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